AI Tools on AI Pulse https://cuigh.com/tags/ai-tools/ Recent content in AI Tools on AI Pulse Hugo en-US Thu, 14 May 2026 15:06:35 +0800 The AI Media Workflow in 2026: Can Agents Handle Ideas, Screen Recording, SEO, and Scheduling? https://cuigh.com/posts/ai-media-workflow-2026-agents/ Thu, 14 May 2026 15:06:35 +0800 https://cuigh.com/posts/ai-media-workflow-2026-agents/ A practical look at how tools like RankSpot, Velo, Postiz, Pixelle-Video, and ppt-master point toward a new AI-powered creator workflow, where agents handle the repetitive execution while humans keep the judgment. The Best First Use for AI Is Not a Big Problem. It Is a Small Annoyance. https://cuigh.com/posts/ai-life-experiments-small-annoyances/ Tue, 12 May 2026 15:50:02 +0800 https://cuigh.com/posts/ai-life-experiments-small-annoyances/ From school newsletters and nighttime noise to piano practice, this essay argues that the most practical AI automations for everyday people start with small recurring annoyances, not grand all-purpose assistants. MCP, Memory, and Skills: Personal Agents Are Finally Growing a Skeleton https://cuigh.com/posts/personal-agent-infrastructure-mcp-memory-skills/ Mon, 11 May 2026 15:57:18 +0800 https://cuigh.com/posts/personal-agent-infrastructure-mcp-memory-skills/ From the rise of Skills and Memory projects on GitHub to GBrain's MCP thin client, Claude Managed Agents memory, and tool-routing products on Product Hunt, this essay argues that the next generation of personal AI agents needs three layers of infrastructure: rules, memory, and tool access. Cheap Local AI Tools Are Starting to Replace Closed-Source Options https://cuigh.com/posts/cheap-local-ai-tools-are-starting-to-replace-closed-source/ Sat, 09 May 2026 14:17:35 +0800 https://cuigh.com/posts/cheap-local-ai-tools-are-starting-to-replace-closed-source/ From DeepSeek-TUI and local-deep-research to 9router, this essay looks at why local AI tools are moving from hacker toys to serious alternatives for individuals and small teams.